Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1887-09-29
LOCAL MENTION.
Bring in your job work.
Mason fruit jars at Kellar's.

1olaIoeS Wanbeu ON subscription.
Fresh fruit In its season at Kellar's.
Land seekers are numerous these
days.
The first heavy frost of the season
Friday night.
W. Elliott loans money at low rates.
No commission.
Farmers are beginning to haul out
coal tor winter use.
Largest stock of crockery, glass and
china ware at Kellarfs.
Z. Allen buys all kinds of grain and
pays the top price every time.
Rev. j. j. Mc1ntire will preach in the
Baptist church Sunday at II a. m.
The farmers this year are wisely cut
ting and saving their corn fodder.
Aliens Agency handles real estate,
insurance, loans, collections and ocean
steamer tickets.
Don't forget the dates of the Catholic
fair to be held in Kyte's hall. Hurley,
October 5th, 9th and 7th.
A large number OF citizens from this
place and vicinity are attending the
territorial fair at Mitchell.
Half fare on all railroads to Sioux
City during the corn palace week. This
jubilee is going to be grand and every.
body that can should attend.
There will be grand ball given at
Kyte's hall, Hurley, Faday evening
Oct. 7th, under the auspices of the
Catholic society, to which all are in.
vited.
A number of coops of fowls were
sent to the territorial fair from Hurley
The Turner county exhibit is goot
one, and well worth time and money
to see.
The Sioux Cily Newspaper Unior
will accept thanks for complimentary
season ticket to the corn palace, to bt
held in that city commencing Oct. Sd
and continuing until the 9Th.
Prof. Miller closed the second musica
convention and institute with concert
last Thursday evening. The singers
have improved wonderfully. Prof
Very, of Plankinton, assisted in tn,
concert.
o. e. Alderman, the Hurley nursery
man, took some very fine fruit up t,
the territorial fair, at Mitchell, tn
first of the week, and we have no doub
but what he will carry off a good shar
of the ribbons.
Mac Davy took first money with hi
trotting horse, Frank, at the Clay coun
ty fair last week. Mac is highly elate'
over it and says he would have SCOPE,
everything at the Parker fair If the
had let him in the races.
We hear considerable complaint by
the patrons and scholars in regard t.
there being no fires to warm the schoo
house. What is the matter with tn
school board that they don't start fir
in the furnace, until the stoves are pu
up?
The Teachers Reading Circle vii
meet at the school house, in Hurley
next Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock
Teachers will come prepared in Barn
Brief General history, from page 3l5 t
page 326. All teachers are requested t
be present.
A law of the last legislature direct
that all grain and warehousemen sha
publish, SEPTEMBER 1st, in a newspape
in each town where they have ware
house, a schedule of rates charged fo
storing grain during the ensuing yea
The penalty for violating this act
heavy.
ii. b. Hefner will have a public sal
at his farm, three miles northeast {
Lentreville, Dakota, on Saturday, Oc
lst, 1887, commencing at 10 o'clock
m., viz: span of mules; 2 mares wit
foal;2 geldings 3 and 6 years old;
colts 2 years old;2 colts 1 year old;
pony; ia geldings4 4 years old, and :
head OF horned cattle, and farmin
utensils too numerous to mention.
Now that the corn palace is nearin
completion, it daily becomes more an
more evident that the man or men wh
conceived the scheme must have wor
No. IL hat. The idea, right from I'll
start, has "talen tike wild-fre," unit
at this writing the whole northwest
greatly interested, and there is certai
assurance that the festival will dra
such crowds as have never before bee
seen in Sioux City.
Canton Advocate: Rev. WI. Wick
pastor Of the Episcopal church of tn
city, will preach his farewell sermo
next Sunday. From here he goes I
Springfield. He will have charge
the parishes at Springfield, Scotlar
and Tyndall. The Reverend durir
his stay here has won the affection
his hearers in manner that Shove
he was appreciated and loved, ar
nothing but regrets can be bestowt
upon his departure from his field
labor here. An apt scholar, and 81
cere and earnest desire to help his fl
low men and follow the path of Go
has brought him to that standard
excellence that is only exhibited |
men of true spirit and christianit
We exceedingly regret to lose Re
| Wicks.
/ After you get angry and stop yol
paper just poke your finger in waite
pull it out and look for the hole. Al
then you will know how sadly you a
missed. A man who thinks a pap
can't survive without his support oug
to go Off ard stay awhile. When
comes back half his friends won't kno